Nevada § 432B.4685 Persons eligible for court appointment

Nevada Statutes

§ 432B.4685 — Persons eligible for court appointment

Nevada § 432B.4685

Title 38PUBLIC WELFARE

Ch. 432BProtection

Person Legally Responsible for Psychiatric Care of Child

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 432B.4685 (2026).

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If proceedings pursuant to this chapter involve the protection of a child who requires psychiatric care, including, without limitation, any child who is administered a psychotropic medication, the court shall appoint the parent or legal guardian of the child as the person who is legally responsible for the psychiatric care of the child or, if a parent or legal guardian of the child is not able or willing to act as the person who is legally responsible for the psychiatric care of the child:

1.The person nominated by the agency which provides child welfare services pursuant to NRS 432B.4684 ; or

2.Any other person who the court determines is qualified to carry out the duties and responsibilities of a person who is legally responsible for the psychiatric care of the child.

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If proceedings pursuant to this chapter involve the protection of a child who requires psychiatric care, including, without limitation, any child who is administered a psychotropic medication, the court shall appoint the parent or legal guardian of the child as the person who is legally responsible for the psychiatric care of the child or, if a parent or legal guardian of the child is not able or willing to act as the person who is legally responsible for the psychiatric care of the child:
1. The person nominated by the agency which provides child welfare services pursuant to NRS 432B.4684 ; or
2. Any other person who the court determines is qualified to carry out the duties and responsibilities of a person who is legally responsible for the psychiatric care of the child.